Get a Tattoo on Your Fingers

How to Get a Tattoo on Your Fingers

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Getting a tattoo on your fingers or hands is like getting a tattoo anywhere else on your body but where a lot more people will see it.

Steps

1. Really really think about what you want. It's going to be there forever and you don't want to get anything you're going to regret or might keep you from getting a job. Try getting a temporary Henna tattoo. there won't be any color, but there will be a ood idea of what it will look like.
   
2. Find a shop. Finding a good tattoo shop can mean everything. You always want a good tattoo no matter where you place it. Some tattoo shops won't even tattoo on hands or faces so always ask.
   
3. think about this one more time. remember, getting a tattoo is a lifetime commitment. Names are the most often that are wanted to get removed. Be careful. chances are if you liked hello kitty ten years ago, you probably don't like it that much now. if you agree with this(same about dragons, pirates, people, etc), you probably won't like it ten years later.
   
4. If you're really ready then the last step is to just do it. It WILL hurt. bring a friend. the tattoo artist will tell you to breathe in deeply and relax. when you exhale, s/he will start.
   

Tips

• Go to a clean shop.
  
• Check out the artist first.
  
• Really think about what you want
  
• Take good care of your new art work.
  
• Tattoos on hands fade quicker because you wash your hands more and the layers of skin come off.
  

Warnings

• It's going to hurt. All tattoos hurt.
  
• Tattoos should ONLY be done by a professional. Diseases are easy to spread.
  

Related wikiHows

• How to Get Your First Tattoo
  
• How to Draw Your Own Temporary Tattoo
  
• How to Make a Temporary Tattoo Last Longer
  

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